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[Manic]

And thanks to @XTZFegen I also found this for R299

Yip, fuckted my phone up very same mount 

How??? I have done four off road tours and my phone is perfect,, did you attach it to the spokes?

Lens in the camera broke loose. Pics now look like this....

Wie is daai vet ou in die foto?

Jou niggie 

[Manic]

It's manic.
Fat bastard.
Have you seen his what he had for lunch thread?
No wonder he only owns motherfucker bikes.
690cc ain't getting him anywhere fast...

hey hey       

[punisher]

jeeeez Maniac , looks like you are fatter than me

[Offroadrider]

How kak must a phone be to fall apart on a bike.

[Grunder]

How kak must a phone be to fall apart on a bike.

Apple phones... pfft

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[XTZFegen]

Outdoor warehouse has a nice little cellphone holder for R195. Perfect for my needs. I dont have a photo but if you at outdoor warehouse just ask them.

This one?

That the one my son. And all I did was run a cable tie around the back to ensure it doesn't ever fall off or rattle loose. For R195 it is a cool little thing and works perfectly for a guy like me.

[BuRP]

How kak must a phone be to fall apart on a bike.

You kidding?
High frequency vibrations of a handlebar-mount will ruin anything that moves or can move, hence a focusing lens system also.
A cellphone is made and designed for your pocket or hand, by definition self-dampening environments, and it's a wonder that most will survive a normal drop.
Some will last shorter (I hear iPhones are good with this) and some will last longer, but bet your bottom dollar they will eventually break when regularly mounted on vibrating handlebars!
Best is to look for clamps which have rubber mounts or some kind of dampening, and these all-aluminium things here don't have anything of this.
But hey, it's your phone so....

[XTZFegen]

Cheapish version from Outdoor warehouse.

[ClimbingTurtle]

Cheapish version from Outdoor warehouse.

HEY! What bike you riding now?

[Beserker]

You kidding?
High frequency vibrations of a handlebar-mount will ruin anything that moves or can move, hence a focusing lens system also.

+1, from this thread:  http://www.wilddog.za.net/forum/index.php?topic=233885.0

Useful info on GPS mounts.
From personal experience I have found those aluminium billet mounts don't work for my garmin etrax 10 & 20, due to vibration (especially on a Raptor 700) they switch off and have seen this on many bikes too. Tried packing the batteries with press stick, paper and wiring straight to bike battery but they still switch off, however not when in your pocket or hydration pack. It is simply vibration between the battery holder and brain.
Last years event and with scouting we tested there  silicone J mounts with no problem at all, they are definitely worth it. Available for Etrax double or single holder & Oregan models
You can purchase from Lizelle    debtors@curtismobile.co.za   
 or
https://j-mount.com/?page_id=100

[Beebop]

Maybe a RAM mount will help as there is some distance to absorb the vibration.

[XTZFegen]

Cheapish version from Outdoor warehouse.

HEY! What bike you riding now?

800XcX Triumph Tiger.

[Manic]

jeeeez Maniac , looks like you are fatter than me

Its not me in the pic. How can I take a selfie from that distance 

Maar ek is dik ja, eintlik net te kort v my size is eintlik die regte woord 

[ClimbingTurtle]

Cheapish version from Outdoor warehouse.

HEY! What bike you riding now?

800XcX Triumph Tiger.

FFS - what happened to the 990?

Hijack off....

[XTZFegen]

Cheapish version from Outdoor warehouse.

HEY! What bike you riding now?

800XcX Triumph Tiger.

FFS - what happened to the 990?

Hijack off....

Used it for Emigration money that never happened...     Michelle pulled out the whole deal at the last hurdle...long story and because I stutter its even longer 

So I bought a Tiger and am loving it. Anyway...we can chat offline later.

[BuRP]

You kidding?
High frequency vibrations of a handlebar-mount will ruin anything that moves or can move, hence a focusing lens system also.

+1, from this thread:  http://www.wilddog.za.net/forum/index.php?topic=233885.0

Turns out Toys2Go makes some nice soft luggage products as well, I didn't know that.
Bought this, a small handlebar bag for a few tools plus a pouch for a phone which faces you like the dash does, ideal when using the GPS.
Zero hard mounts as the material dampens high frequency vibrations, hence even my iPhone phone should last.
2 zippers to open, 4 velcro straps to remove the bag, PVC-lined which looks splash-proof to me, black or blue, a handy thing to have.